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Fun with the Leica M Monochrom
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seakayaker
Active member
West Beach, Whidbey Island, WA
Monochrom ~ 35 Cron
Monochrom ~ 35 Cron
Peter Klein
New member
Long time no see, everyone. I'm now the happy owner of an MM (9). Here's a trio from my first couple of weeks with it:
Danny with ice cream by Peter Klein, on Flickr
Espressivo by Peter Klein, on Flickr
Bodyguard by Peter Klein, on Flickr
Danny with ice cream by Peter Klein, on FlickrEspressivo by Peter Klein, on FlickrBodyguard by Peter Klein, on Flickr
seakayaker
Active member
MM~VC 75/2.5
seakayaker
Active member
MM ~ VC 75/2.5
airfrogusmc
Well-known member
seakayaker
Active member
MM ~ VC 75/2.5
ashwinrao1
Active member
Fantastic images, gang!
The following were taken with a borrowed M246...stunning camera. Leica seems to be getting its mojo back
The following were taken with a borrowed M246...stunning camera. Leica seems to be getting its mojo back
Ashwin, that 1st shot is surreal... a lovely image I am really taken with. I also really like image #3. Since you have such great experience with the original monochrom, I'd love to hear your views comparing it to the M245 from your unique perspective (unless thats a topic for a future article).
Dave (D&A)
Dave (D&A)
thompsonkirk
Member
Also excited by first one in Ashwin's series!
Havey Canyon, Tilden Park, Berkeley. This is a stitch of 2 files. To me, it looks like a microscope image or an anatomical illustration.
Kirk
[/url]Tree 'anatomy' by Kirk Thompson, on Flickr[/IMG]
PS, a friend has corrected me: I crossed a park boundary without noticing, so this is Harvey Canyon, Wildcat Regional Park, El Cerrito, CA.
Havey Canyon, Tilden Park, Berkeley. This is a stitch of 2 files. To me, it looks like a microscope image or an anatomical illustration.
Kirk
PS, a friend has corrected me: I crossed a park boundary without noticing, so this is Harvey Canyon, Wildcat Regional Park, El Cerrito, CA.
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thompsonkirk
Member
Another, but in a different mood, from the same trail.
(Some of my photo friends might see this as Eugene Smith's path – but without his children.)
Kirk
Havey Canyon Trail, Wildcat Regional Park, CA by Kirk Thompson, on Flickr
MM, 35 Cron v4, 2 files stitched.
(Some of my photo friends might see this as Eugene Smith's path – but without his children.)
Kirk
Havey Canyon Trail, Wildcat Regional Park, CA by Kirk Thompson, on FlickrMM, 35 Cron v4, 2 files stitched.
thompsonkirk
Member
thompsonkirk
Member
And now for something different, a camera tree. This is how they grow in the wild, though these are somewhat over-ripe for picking.
Camera tree by Kirk Thompson, on Flickr
MM & LTM Nikkor – older than the cameras in the picture
Camera tree by Kirk Thompson, on FlickrMM & LTM Nikkor – older than the cameras in the picture
seakayaker
Active member
MM ~ Elmarit-M 21mm f2.8 pre-ASPH
seakayaker
Active member
MM ~ Elmarit-M 21mm f2.8 pre-ASPH
thompsonkirk
Member
Here's a troll's tree:
Troll-tree by Kirk Thompson, on Flickr
Hmmm... I nevr sharpen these, but somehow when the arrive from Flickr they look over-sharpened. (?)
Kirk
24Elmarit
Troll-tree by Kirk Thompson, on FlickrHmmm... I nevr sharpen these, but somehow when the arrive from Flickr they look over-sharpened. (?)
Kirk
24Elmarit
